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Speaker 1: Kelly Show. Although I am a touch upset, I'm going
Speaker 1: to try to get that out right in the opening
Speaker 1: here there was something Trump said again today. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: try to get it out of my system. Once I
Speaker 1: get it out of my system, we will bounce around
Speaker 1: to so many other things. We're gonna talk about emails, astronauts,
Speaker 1: people blowing snap funding, people not buying homes. A bunch
Speaker 1: of people got fired in the wake of Charlie Kirk murdering.
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Speaker 1: a ratchet. All that and so much more coming up
Speaker 1: tonight on the world famous Jesse Kelly Show. In fact,
Speaker 1: Chris now I think of it, probably should have done
Speaker 1: this before the show. Grabbed that Trump line from Laura
Speaker 1: Ingram where he was talking about the h one b's
Speaker 1: and the foreigners and things like that. And I want
Speaker 1: to say, as Chris digs that up. I want to
Speaker 1: say something we've talked before about how you are a
Speaker 1: political person. I'm a political person, so we're going to
Speaker 1: vote in a different way than the normies. And you
Speaker 1: know that you're different. I'm different. We're not the norm
Speaker 1: we're not the majority, We're the hyper political people. I
Speaker 1: got that. But you know, when I knew Democrats were
Speaker 1: in serious, serious trouble before the last election, When I
Speaker 1: knew they were in serious trouble, I hung out. You know,
Speaker 1: I hung out with normal people. I don't live in DC,
Speaker 1: I don't live in New York City. I do not
Speaker 1: hang out with other radio hosts or politicians or lobbyists
Speaker 1: or anything like that. I hang out with normal people
Speaker 1: who do normal things. Many of them are close to
Speaker 1: my age, which is obvious. People usually hang out with
Speaker 1: people close to their age, so I'm forty four. Most
Speaker 1: of the people I hang out with have children, and
Speaker 1: the frustration and fear they had for the jobs market
Speaker 1: for their children was palpable. The frustrations they would talk about,
Speaker 1: and some of their kids are just dynamite students they
Speaker 1: would talk about. He graduated, He's put out fifteen hundred resumes,
Speaker 1: he can't get a return phone call, can't He's going
Speaker 1: to move back into the home. This is not one neighbor,
Speaker 1: this is the majority of my friend circle. My daughter
Speaker 1: can't find anything, my son can't find anything. She's moving
Speaker 1: back home, trying to find a job, she's waiting tables.
Speaker 1: It was everywhere in my friend's circle. Americans were doing
Speaker 1: everything quote the right way, graduating. Sometimes it was high school,
Speaker 1: trade school. Now the trade school guys obviously fared better,
Speaker 1: but the ones went on went to college, graduated good degrees.
Speaker 1: We're not talking basket weaving or any black studies that
Speaker 1: were talking good degrees. And they couldn't find anything, and
Speaker 1: they were so mad, and they were as signing blame.
Speaker 1: Every day there was a news story about how many foreigners.
Speaker 1: Joe Biden was coming in and that night they're talking
Speaker 1: to Aiden Shaden and Braiden and Aiden Jaden and Braiden
Speaker 1: can't find a job. And they're as parents, not political people,
Speaker 1: as parents. They were furious, furious. I knew Democrats were
Speaker 1: in serious trouble going into that election because of the
Speaker 1: parent factor, the kitchen table factor. Now you remember, I
Speaker 1: think it was earlier this week when Trump sat down
Speaker 1: with or Ingram and said, this H.
Speaker 2: One B visa thing will not be a big priority
Speaker 2: for your administration because if you want to raise wages
Speaker 2: for American workers, you can't flood the country with tens
Speaker 2: of thousands or hundreds.
Speaker 3: And we also do have to bring in talent when.
Speaker 2: We've got your talent and you know, you don't know,
Speaker 2: we don't have talented people.
Speaker 3: No, you don't have you don't have certain talents, and
Speaker 3: you have to people have to learn. You can't take
Speaker 3: people off an unapplied like an unemployment line is say
Speaker 3: I'm going to put you into a factory. We're going
Speaker 3: to make missiles.
Speaker 1: H one bees are not highly skilled people. And everyone
Speaker 1: knows this. Now that's O ones, that's an O one visa.
Speaker 1: That's a totally different thing. H one bees are low skilled,
Speaker 1: entry level. Do you know what Normany's heard when Donald
Speaker 1: Trump said, hey, Aiden, Jaden and Braiden, he doesn't have it.
Speaker 1: We've got to go get some Indians. You know how
Speaker 1: that landed? Not well, I'll tell you that much. Not well.
Speaker 1: Those same normy friends of mine are upset. Okay, one
Speaker 1: bad interview. Let's the White House clearly heard the backlash
Speaker 1: from you, from me, from the normies. Surely he's going
Speaker 1: to drop that line, right because parents don't want to
Speaker 1: hear that. People struggling to find work, they don't want
Speaker 1: to hear that. That's that's a really bad line. You
Speaker 1: Americans are too dumb. We got to go bring it
Speaker 1: in some more foreigners. Bad line, all right, Yeah, a
Speaker 1: bad moment, it happens. This was Trump today.
Speaker 4: To bring people to get those plants opened. We want
Speaker 4: you to do that, and we want those people to
Speaker 4: teach our people how to make computer chips and how
Speaker 4: to make other things. You can't come in, and I'm
Speaker 4: explaining you can't come in open up a massive computer
Speaker 4: chip factory for billions and billions of dollars like is
Speaker 4: being done in Arizona, and think you're going to hire
Speaker 4: people off an unemployment line to run it. They're going
Speaker 4: to have to bring thousands of people with them, and
Speaker 4: I'm going to welcome those people. Now. I love my
Speaker 4: conservative friends, I love MAGA.
Speaker 1: But this is MAGA.
Speaker 4: And those people are going to teach our people how
Speaker 4: to make computer chips, and in a short period of time,
Speaker 4: our people are going to be doing great. And those
Speaker 4: people can go home where they probably always want to be.
Speaker 4: You know, when people are born someplace, they tend to
Speaker 4: want to go. And we have the greatest country in
Speaker 4: the world, but they want to go. And what.
Speaker 1: Aiden Jaden and Braiden can't be taught how to make chips,
Speaker 1: that's basic company training. Aiden Jaden and Braiden can't run
Speaker 1: a forklift, can't be taught how to push buttons on
Speaker 1: a machine. That's ridiculous. And not only is it ridiculous,
Speaker 1: it's political suicide. The coalition that elected Donald Trump is large,
Speaker 1: and there are all different parts of the coalition with
Speaker 1: different motivations, there's no question about that. But the stop
Speaker 1: this immigration coalition is probably the biggest part of it.
Speaker 1: And the only other part of the coalition that can
Speaker 1: compare is that I need a job. I'm not making
Speaker 1: ends meet coalition, and these kinds of statements manage to
Speaker 1: offend both of them. We have a mid term election
Speaker 1: coming in twenty twenty six, less than a year. The
Speaker 1: United States of America will go to the polls and
Speaker 1: decide who they want to run the House of Representatives
Speaker 1: and one third of the Senate. If Democrats get enough
Speaker 1: votes in the House of Representatives, they're going to impeach
Speaker 1: Donald Trump every fifteen minutes for fun. They've already announced it.
Speaker 1: They won't even have a choice. Their base will demand it.
Speaker 1: And if the next year is Donald Trump telling Americans
Speaker 1: they're too stupid to make chips, we have to have
Speaker 1: low skilled people from India by the thousand come in
Speaker 1: and teach us, poor dumb American oaks how to make things.
Speaker 1: We are going to get slaughtered in twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: It's going to be you and me on election night,
Speaker 1: crying in our beer, wondering what went wrong. Even if
Speaker 1: even if I get I'll give miss even if he
Speaker 1: believes it, you don't say it. You don't say it.
Speaker 1: I got to have this conversation with the My son,
Speaker 1: my youngest son, super picky eater, doesn't always like the
Speaker 1: fact that can make some healthier meals. Sometimes he doesn't
Speaker 1: want chicken and rice. Sometimes he says it. I've had
Speaker 1: to pull him aside. When your mother makes dinner for
Speaker 1: you, you show gratitude one and if you don't like it,
Speaker 1: shut your friggin mouth, eat and be quiet. You don't
Speaker 1: have to voice every single thought that comes into your head.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is in the White House because of affordability,
Speaker 1: because of the economy, the jobs market, and immigration. Every
Speaker 1: single pull showed it. That's what he ran on. That's
Speaker 1: what put him in the White House. Please stop telling
Speaker 1: Americans they're too stupid to learn how to make chips.
Speaker 1: I don't know who is currently advising the White House.
Speaker 1: Maybe this is just Trump's thing, he's his old man.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's business leaders around him. I don't know who
Speaker 1: is currently saying this, but please for the play in
Speaker 1: the name of a just merciful guy, stop telling Americans
Speaker 1: they're too dumb. We need more foreigners. Do you know
Speaker 1: what that sounds like to my normy neighbors who have
Speaker 1: their college graduate sons living in their basement. It doesn't
Speaker 1: sound good. I'm gonna move on. I'm going to attempt
Speaker 1: to move on. I told you just had to get
Speaker 1: that off my chest. Please stop saying this. Okay, here
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Speaker 1: on a Thursday. I'm fine, I'm gonna move past it
Speaker 1: here in a moment. I do want to remind you
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Speaker 1: as we always do, answering questions, riffing on things. Yeah, look,
Speaker 1: I already said the messaging needs to change. We have
Speaker 1: to stop with this line about how we have to
Speaker 1: bring in more foreigners. Let's stick with this kind of messaging.
Speaker 1: This is the kind of messaging that gives people hope,
Speaker 1: that makes people think this administration is correctly prioritizing them.
Speaker 5: The President uses the number twenty trillion in terms of
Speaker 5: total investments, and I think that those commitments are real.
Speaker 5: And whether it's corporate investment, whether it's a Japanese trade
Speaker 5: deal or they're going to put in five hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty billion, whether it's the Korean trade deal with three
Speaker 5: hundred and fifty billion, whether it's Apple saying that they're
Speaker 5: going to reshore, I believe that they may be up
Speaker 5: to five hundred billion. So it's investments like we've never seen.
Speaker 1: And just to put that in, Okay, good, that's inspirational. Good,
Speaker 1: there's money coming in. You know what that says to Americans.
Speaker 1: You might not have a job today, you might not
Speaker 1: be making ends meet today, It's going to get better.
Speaker 1: We're building things up. That's good messaging. This, this is
Speaker 1: good message.
Speaker 6: So the non barn payrolls number coming in at one
Speaker 6: hundred and nineteen, thousand one or nineteen thousand, the estimate
Speaker 6: was fifty thousand private sector jobs coming in at ninety
Speaker 6: seven thousand, the estimate was fifty factory jobs. We saw
Speaker 6: a loss of six thousand government jobs again of twenty
Speaker 6: two thousand. Average work week all private workers thirty four
Speaker 6: point two hours. Average hourly earnings annually up three point
Speaker 6: eight percent, a little bit better than expected.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, we haven't investments coming, people are getting hired,
Speaker 1: things are getting better. We think things are going to
Speaker 1: ramp up. This is what the American people need to hear,
Speaker 1: the normies need to hear. Let's stick with that, and
Speaker 1: let's take whatever this messaging is and let's fly over.
Speaker 1: I understand there's a huge volcanic explosion right now in Indonesia.
Speaker 1: Let's take this messaging and put it on a single
Speaker 1: piece of paper, and let's take a flight over to
Speaker 1: Indonesia and fly right over the top of the active volcano,
Speaker 1: and let's drop this messaging in there and never think
Speaker 1: about it ever again. This messaging Indonesia.
Speaker 2: H one B visa thing will not be a big
Speaker 2: priority for your administration, because if you want to raise
Speaker 2: wages for American workers, you can't flood the country with
Speaker 2: tens of thousands or hundreds of dolls.
Speaker 3: And we also do have to bring in talent.
Speaker 2: When we got plenty of talent and familiar we don't
Speaker 2: have talented people.
Speaker 3: Now you don't have you don't have certain talents, and
Speaker 3: you have to people have to learn. You can't take
Speaker 3: people off an unapplied I can unemployment line and say
Speaker 3: I'm gonna put you into a factory. We're going to
Speaker 3: make missiles.
Speaker 1: We don't have the talent. Let's that needs to go
Speaker 1: to Indonesia. That's right into the volcano headline. Gen Z
Speaker 1: delaying home ownership, and it's affecting other life decisions, life
Speaker 1: decisions like getting married, having kids. The average age of
Speaker 1: a homeowner continues to climb into the fifties. I just
Speaker 1: saw another stat that said it's flirting with sixty years old.
Speaker 1: I'm not at all blaming Donald Trump for that. All
Speaker 1: I'm asking for is that the White House understand that
Speaker 1: the midterms are coming. Twenty twenty eight is coming in
Speaker 1: Normal people are struggling. They have seen prices go up,
Speaker 1: they have seen their standard of living go down. The
Speaker 1: jobs market is dreadful right now, especially for young college graduates,
Speaker 1: especially for them, the jobs market is bad. I saw
Speaker 1: another statistic, well below half of college graduates have found
Speaker 1: employment at this time. You know what that is. That's
Speaker 1: not only an angry twenty five year old, that's an
Speaker 1: angry set of parents who just dropped one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars on a college education. That's right, Chris, they're talking
Speaker 1: to their friends. There is a large amount of dissatisfaction
Speaker 1: with life right now, well beyond political issues that you
Speaker 1: and I both care about, well beyond that kitchen table
Speaker 1: issues are not landing well for Americans right now. When
Speaker 1: Americans are sitting around with their neighbors, with their friends
Speaker 1: at church, having dinner at night, they are not swapping
Speaker 1: stories about how wonderful life is right now. They're complaining.
Speaker 1: They're complaining about the cost of life, the jobs market.
Speaker 1: And again, I'm not laying this at Trump's feet. I'm
Speaker 1: not laying the market. I'm not laying all this stuff
Speaker 1: at Trump's feet at all. I'm really genuinely not. But
Speaker 1: just like I screamed about when Joe Biden was president,
Speaker 1: you have got to be careful what you say to
Speaker 1: people when people are down and out and not making
Speaker 1: it Joe Biden went with the line of the economy's great,
Speaker 1: your reporters just aren't reporting on it's that takes someone
Speaker 1: who's already down and kicks dirt in their face. It
Speaker 1: doesn't land well, does not land well, and Democrats got
Speaker 1: creamed on that issue, creamed because it doesn't land well.
Speaker 1: Don't tell people that have it good when they don't
Speaker 1: feel like they have it good. Don't tell people they're
Speaker 1: too stupid so we need another fifty thousand people from
Speaker 1: India to come into the country. Don't tell people h
Speaker 1: one b's are highly skilled because they're not. Those are
Speaker 1: low skilled workers. And definitely, don't try to sell people
Speaker 1: on the line that people who come over here on
Speaker 1: a visa turn around and go back home because they
Speaker 1: want to. The vast majority of illegals in this country
Speaker 1: are visa overstays. They get here, they get established here,
Speaker 1: and they never freaking leave. Now I will finally move on.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna read you a story that's wonderful but also aggravating.
Speaker 1: It's a story from the Associated Press. Remember the Associated
Speaker 1: Press is a disgusting communist rag and has been for
Speaker 1: a long time. The headline is migrants love how they
Speaker 1: call them That thought they were in court for a
Speaker 1: routine hearing. Instead it was a deportation trap. And they
Speaker 1: even described look, there's a bunch of stories. Then here's
Speaker 1: one I love this one. Nearby, a cubanman who had
Speaker 1: lived in the United States for years stepped into stepped
Speaker 1: from an elevator and into the courtroom where the government
Speaker 1: lawyer was waiting for what the man thought was a
Speaker 1: routine hearing. The man was doing what the law required
Speaker 1: and brought along his wife, a legal resident, and their
Speaker 1: seven month old infant. Oh. Then the lawyer quickly moved
Speaker 1: to have the man's asylum claim dismissed, and the judge agreed,
Speaker 1: making the man eligible for expedited removal. As he left
Speaker 1: the courtroom, the man was swarm by plain clothes immigration
Speaker 1: agents who had been surveilling him. A struggle ensued, and
Speaker 1: the wife's shouts could be heard from the hallway as
Speaker 1: the lawyer moved on to the next case. So, before
Speaker 1: I get to the Trump portion of this, which is wonderful,
Speaker 1: actually going to pay him a big fat compliment after
Speaker 1: ranting and raving, it's aggravating beyond belief to me that
Speaker 1: our court system, our media, and apparently the entire world
Speaker 1: just thinks you should come here no matter what, and
Speaker 1: you should be able to stay here. This is the
Speaker 1: whole point of immigration hearings to decide whether or not
Speaker 1: you can stay or have to go. But for so
Speaker 1: long these hearings either didn't happen, or they would have
Speaker 1: a hearing and just let them all stay. Now, the
Speaker 1: idea that you would decide he has to go is
Speaker 1: just horrifying to everybody in the country. Well not to you,
Speaker 1: but horrifying to the media. Horrifying to the illegals who
Speaker 1: are here. What what do you mean I have to leave?
Speaker 1: You're supposed to let everyone stay. The sense of entitlement
Speaker 1: everybody seems to have to reside in the United States
Speaker 1: of America drives me up the freaking wall. Yes, you're
Speaker 1: here illegally. No, your asylum claim is not valid. Goodbye.
Speaker 1: That's how it's supposed to work. Boom hearing, Gone see you.
Speaker 1: And another part of this right because they do deserve credit.
Speaker 1: As I've discussed, they are building a deportation machine that
Speaker 1: will take time, but they are working on it. Quote.
Speaker 1: Over the past nine months, the Trump administration has fired
Speaker 1: almost ninety immigration judges seen by Trump's allies as too lenient.
Speaker 1: They are cleaning out the immigration court system of all
Speaker 1: the filthy communists who are sitting there who allow all
Speaker 1: these people to come in and stay in. They are
Speaker 1: building the deportation machine, and I want to applaud them
Speaker 1: for it. And as I've mentioned, even though I'm going
Speaker 1: to get frustrated from time to time as I just did,
Speaker 1: as long as I see the deportation machine being built
Speaker 1: and being used, the Trump administration is going to be
Speaker 1: all right. In my book, I'm going to criticize when
Speaker 1: I get mad. That's always going to happen. If you
Speaker 1: don't like it, too bad, so sad, change a channel.
Speaker 1: But as long as they are committed to getting these
Speaker 1: foreigners end mass out of the country, I'm a supporter.
Speaker 1: I am. We just have to we have to work
Speaker 1: on some messaging things. When you get up and tell
Speaker 1: people Americans are too stupid, we need more foreigners. That's bad,
Speaker 1: all right? It these some emails. We have to clear
Speaker 1: out some room. Tomorrow's ask doctor Jesse Friday. Jesse, can
Speaker 1: you explain how murders don't stop after guns are gone
Speaker 1: in the UK and how stabbings and machetes Listen, Okay,
Speaker 1: I know what he's saying. We were going off about
Speaker 1: guns yesterday because we played that young communist woman who
Speaker 1: was talking about giving up your guns, and in response,
Speaker 1: whenever communists have tried to confiscate our guns here in America,
Speaker 1: the right has attempted to argue in good faith with them.
Speaker 1: Have you ever done this? You ever found yourself doing this?
Speaker 1: I've done it. I'm not pointing fingers, meaning you start.
Speaker 1: You start arguments like this, well they have guns laws
Speaker 1: in Chicago and they have all these murders. Clearly they
Speaker 1: don't work. Or you say something like this guy said, well, no,
Speaker 1: that they ban guns in the UK, but now people
Speaker 1: are just getting stabbed. Or you'll bring up logic, you'll
Speaker 1: bring up facts, and you know why you do that,
Speaker 1: because you think you're dealing with someone who shares your
Speaker 1: value system, and you think you're dealing with someone who's
Speaker 1: being honest about what they want and what they believe.
Speaker 1: You think your liberal aunt Peggy, you think she actually
Speaker 1: wants school shootings to stop, or that that's her motivation.
Speaker 1: You think she actually wants people to stop being murdered,
Speaker 1: or that that's her motivation. And if you just present
Speaker 1: her with enough logic, enough black and white facts, that
Speaker 1: schol realized that what she wants actually doesn't help save
Speaker 1: the kids or doesn't help make the country safe. And eventually,
Speaker 1: if you use enough logic with her, she she'll get it.
Speaker 1: The light will come on. Well, they have murders in
Speaker 1: the UK, but you don't understand what you're dealing with.
Speaker 1: She doesn't care about mass shootings. She doesn't get sad
Speaker 1: when there's another classroom full of dead kids. She doesn't
Speaker 1: get sad when she hears the murder statistics going up
Speaker 1: in this city or that stayed across the country. She
Speaker 1: does not sit in fret about this murder or that
Speaker 1: thing or that thing. That is not her motivation at all.
Speaker 1: She's very, very upset that the opponents of the revolution
Speaker 1: are armed. That's her motivation. That's her motivation in you.
Speaker 1: I don't care how many statistics you bring her on
Speaker 1: guns or the band guns here or they ban guns there.
Speaker 1: And it didn't work. No matter how many statistics you've
Speaker 1: brought her. It's never worked, has it? Black and white? Fact?
Speaker 1: It doesn't work, does it? You know why it doesn't
Speaker 1: work because you're arguing with something she's not even really saying.
Speaker 1: She's lying. She's a communist. Communists lie about everything at
Speaker 1: all times. Just don't care about the mass shooting she
Speaker 1: cares about you being able to stop her from sending
Speaker 1: you to a goo leg for not getting your tenth
Speaker 1: booster shot. That's what upsets her. The communist revolutionaries in
Speaker 1: the United States of America, that'd be democrats, are fighting
Speaker 1: a revolution to burn your country down. The thing they
Speaker 1: have to have in order to complete this revolution, they
Speaker 1: have to disarm their political opponents. Every communist who's ever
Speaker 1: taken power has disarmed their political opponents first. For decades,
Speaker 1: well over fifty years, democrats in this country have sought
Speaker 1: to find a way to disarm you. And it's not
Speaker 1: to stop murders. It's to stop you. That's what they're
Speaker 1: interested in stopping you. And it's so hard to accept that.
Speaker 1: And because we don't understand that motivation, because we accept
Speaker 1: their lies at face value, we try to have an
Speaker 1: argument with them using this logic or these facts. But
Speaker 1: there's a reason it's never worked. I'll tell you something.
Speaker 1: It's gonna blow you away. Your liberal aunt Peggy knows
Speaker 1: gun laws don't work. She knows, she knows about the
Speaker 1: murder numbers in Chicago and all the other she knows.
Speaker 1: She gets it. She understands completely. Your liberal aunt Peggy
Speaker 1: in the wake of the latest school shooting. She knows
Speaker 1: that the gun that a new gun law wouldn't have
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Speaker 1: to what Sean Duffy had to say about air travel
Speaker 1: and how people dress and stuff like that. But I
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Speaker 1: son's dead fish story again? That always makes me cry laughing.
Speaker 1: You can say my wife's in her or him and
Speaker 1: his wife's name Heidi and Brad. All right, So here
Speaker 1: it is. I've told this story a few times before.
Speaker 1: When my boys were younger. I do not remember the
Speaker 1: ages they were. I would guess we're talking four and six,
Speaker 1: five and seven somewhere somewhere in there. They were younger,
Speaker 1: they wanted a pet terribly, like boys do. My oldest son, James,
Speaker 1: at that time, had a pet hair allergy. He's kind
Speaker 1: of over it, he has it a little bit, but
Speaker 1: he had a pet hair allergy where it hives and
Speaker 1: make his eyes swell up. Nothing horrible, but you're not
Speaker 1: gonna get a dog. So we decided we were going
Speaker 1: to get them fish. We were going to get them fish.
Speaker 1: They each got a fish. Betas is what they were called.
Speaker 1: And the just looked like goldfish to me. But they
Speaker 1: were betas. We get them fish at the pet store.
Speaker 1: They're very excited. They had to name their fish. Okay,
Speaker 1: they had to name their fish. They choose well. My
Speaker 1: youngest Luke, he wanted to name his fish butt snake,
Speaker 1: because boys are insanely immature in anything that has the
Speaker 1: word butt in it, they find hilarious. Bob and I
Speaker 1: expressly forbid him from naming his fish butt snake. So
Speaker 1: instead he named his fish Buttery. That is an important
Speaker 1: part of the story to remember. Buttery is the name
Speaker 1: of the fish. All right, Buttery, that's the name. Now
Speaker 1: fast forward my oldest son, who actually took great care
Speaker 1: of his fish. It died on him in three weeks.
Speaker 1: All right, that's the way life goes. We've all had
Speaker 1: to bury a dog, bury a cat. That's way it goes.
Speaker 1: My youngest son who had buttery, Luke, he never took
Speaker 1: care of his fish. He always forgot to feed it.
Speaker 1: I think that fish ate like once a week, and
Speaker 1: the dagcon thing would not die. It was like rasputant
Speaker 1: we were waiting. Bob and I were dying for the
Speaker 1: fish to die. We wanted the fish to die because
Speaker 1: we actually had a trip coming up. We were going
Speaker 1: back to back to Ohio for Christmas. That's where her
Speaker 1: family is, actually lots of my family. We were going
Speaker 1: back there for Chris. Was time, and we didn't want
Speaker 1: to have to pay somebody to come over to the
Speaker 1: house and feed the stupid frigging fish that the kid
Speaker 1: doesn't even care about. But the dag gone fish won't die.
Speaker 1: He doesn't care about it, he doesn't feed it. And
Speaker 1: this thing is a warrior. Okay. I was selling our
Speaker 1: v's at the time, and I could not take that
Speaker 1: much time off of work because you got to sell
Speaker 1: to eat. It's a ball of mine. I had to
Speaker 1: pay bills. Bob is leaving before me with the kids
Speaker 1: a couple of days before me, and we talk and
Speaker 1: we decide, hey, once I leave. Now, Ob and I
Speaker 1: had this discussion together. Once she leaves, I'm gonna flush
Speaker 1: the to the fish down the toilet. I'm just we'll
Speaker 1: tell him he died. I'm gonna flush the fish down
Speaker 1: the toilet. Bob agrees to this. Okay, she takes off
Speaker 1: I flushed the fish right before I take off. I
Speaker 1: gave him another couple of days. I even fed him,
Speaker 1: and then I sent him out to the ocean or
Speaker 1: wherever those pipes I don't know. I watched finding Nemo.
Speaker 1: Flushed him down the toilet. No big deal. Go back
Speaker 1: to Ohio for Christmas, come back home. We are home
Speaker 1: for twenty four to forty eight hours. And that's an
Speaker 1: important thing to understand too. It's not like he went
Speaker 1: running in the house looking for his fish. He finally
Speaker 1: notices his fish is gone. He says, where's my fish?
Speaker 1: And I said, buddy, I flushed him down the toilet.
Speaker 1: The fish is gone. I just gave it to him
Speaker 1: right between the eyes. He's looking at me, and he
Speaker 1: sees ab looking at him. She's very clearly trying to
Speaker 1: decide how's he going to handle this. He takes a
Speaker 1: long time, and then he starts breaking down, crying, crying.
Speaker 1: She immediately starts glaring at me as if it's all
Speaker 1: my fault. He runs and jumps into her arms and
Speaker 1: starts sobbing on her chest. She's glaring daggers at me
Speaker 1: from across the room, and I said, up, he's lying.
Speaker 1: This is a put on. He's manipulating you. And he
Speaker 1: stops for a second. She can't see him, and kind
Speaker 1: of gives me this look that he's afraid because he
Speaker 1: knows I found him out. But then he goes back
Speaker 1: to crying louder. He actually turns the volume up, and
Speaker 1: she said, no, he loved that fish. And I said, really, hey, Luke,
Speaker 1: what was the fish's name? He freezes again in fear,
Speaker 1: and his mind starts churning. I ask him again, Luke,
Speaker 1: what was the fish's name? And he's sobbing, fake sobbing,
Speaker 1: and he goes swimmy. He didn't even know the name
Speaker 1: of the fish that I flushed down the toilet. He
Speaker 1: cried so hard in her chest. We were at pet
Speaker 1: Smart that day, buying them a lizard that was a
Speaker 1: bearded dragon, which a again they didn't take care of,
Speaker 1: so we had to give it away eventually to somebody
Speaker 1: who actually wanted to feed it and take it out
Speaker 1: of the thing and whatnot? What Chris, when am I on? Now? No,
Speaker 1: it's just Fred, No, there's nothing else. There's just oh
Speaker 1: and James has a snake here. But James is the
Speaker 1: responsible one. James takes care of his snake, he takes
Speaker 1: it out, he feeds it, he cleans it up. James
Speaker 1: is fine, swimmy. So that's the story of the fish. Okay,
Speaker 1: I flushed the fish down the toilet. All right there,
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